I have the following problem in openSUSE 12.2 with KDE 3.5. HAL is also active. There are logged in two users frequently on my system from the main console. They switch the active console using CTRL+ALT+F7/CTRL+ALT+F8 or by using Start menu=>switch user. User 1's user ID is 1001 and User 2's user ID is 1002. The problem is as follows: User 1 logs in a KDE session on vt7. After this User 2 logs in a KDE session on vt8. After this the active session is switched to vt7 for User 1. If user 1 now plugs in a flash disk it is mounted automatically. But if he (still User 1) wants to unmount the media, he can not, error message is shown: "Please enter Administrator (root) password to continue." If the console is switched to vt8 (User 2's session), User 2 can unmount the flash disk. /var/log/messages shows the following: After plugging in the media when vt7 (User 1, user ID 1001) session is active: Jun 14 11:17:22 linux hald: mounted /dev/sdd1 on behalf of uid 1002 It shows that the media is mounted with the wrong user's ID, 1002 instead of 1001. I guess this is due to a wrong setting in the polkit/policykit. How could I fix this one? The goals are 1) to mount the media with the user ID who's session is active when the media is plugged in, 2) the user, who plugged in the media should be able to unmount it OR even better, any user could be able to unmount it. So, if this can be fixed by changing a setting in the policy files, what to change and how? Thanks, Istvan -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse+owner@opensuse.org